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Daniel Thomières

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ID1594627
NAMEDaniel Thomières
GIVEN NAMESDaniel
FAMILY NAMEThomières
SIGNATURETHOMIÈRES D
AFFILIATIONSCIRLEP, Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne, Reims, France
ORCID0000-0001-9538-290X
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2011
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
H-INDEX0
  • Fathers and Lovers

    Open Access•Daniel Thomières•ARTICLE•Amerikastudien/American Studies•2020

    This essay analyzes William Faulkner's experiment in As I Lay Dying. Among other readings, the novel can be seen as an interrogation of the notion of fatherhood and (perhaps surprisingly) as an attempt to ask what love is. The essay focuses on two fathers, Anse Bundren and Vernon Tull, reading them as, on the one hand, lovers and, on the other hand, as the instance of the Lacanian Nameof-the-Father, something ignored in the Bundren family by Addi…

  • What's in a bank of noon? Emily Dickinson and the bird in the garden

    Daniel Thomières•ARTICLE•Textual Practice•2017

    One of the reasons why we read Emily Dickinson is because practically every one of her poems raises philosophical problems. In order to discover the scope of these problems, it seems essential to pay attention to the way the poet experiments with language. This essay starts from a study of the poem ‘A Bird came down the Walk –’ (J. 328 F. 359) in which she attempts to compare definitions of the self. The poem develops its own specific logic which…

  • Peut-on déplier les pilules de papier de Sherwood Anderson

    Daniel Thomières•ARTICLE•Mosaic•2014

    Cet essai est une interrogation sur la lecture, dépli-ement, expli-cation, compli-cation, multipli-cation, etc. Il porte sur une analyse de la nouvelle de Sherwood Anderson « Paper Pills », extraite de Winesburg, Ohio

  • Déplacements dans Sophie's Choice de William Styron

    Daniel Thomières•ARTICLE•Canadian Review of American Studies•2011•References: 3

    Le présent article s'interroge sur ce que pourrait être la valeur des textes littéraires. Il part d'une étude du roman de William Styron, Le Choix de Sophie, qui aborde notamment la question d'Auschwitz, ainsi que celle de l'esclavage au XIXe siècle dans le Sud des États-Unis. Le roman de Styron propose explicitement à ce propos plusieurs théories de la valeur. Peut-on passer de définitions de la valeur dans un texte à une conceptualisation de la…

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  • Déplacements dans Sophie's Choice de William Styron

    Daniel Thomières•ARTICLE•Canadian Review of American Studies•2011•References: 3

    Le présent article s'interroge sur ce que pourrait être la valeur des textes littéraires. Il part d'une étude du roman de William Styron, Le Choix de Sophie, qui aborde notamment la question d'Auschwitz, ainsi que celle de l'esclavage au XIXe siècle dans le Sud des États-Unis. Le roman de Styron propose explicitement à ce propos plusieurs théories de la valeur. Peut-on passer de définitions de la valeur dans un texte à une conceptualisation de la…

  • Peut-on déplier les pilules de papier de Sherwood Anderson

    Daniel Thomières•ARTICLE•Mosaic•2014

    Cet essai est une interrogation sur la lecture, dépli-ement, expli-cation, compli-cation, multipli-cation, etc. Il porte sur une analyse de la nouvelle de Sherwood Anderson « Paper Pills », extraite de Winesburg, Ohio

  • What's in a bank of noon? Emily Dickinson and the bird in the garden

    Daniel Thomières•ARTICLE•Textual Practice•2017

    One of the reasons why we read Emily Dickinson is because practically every one of her poems raises philosophical problems. In order to discover the scope of these problems, it seems essential to pay attention to the way the poet experiments with language. This essay starts from a study of the poem ‘A Bird came down the Walk –’ (J. 328 F. 359) in which she attempts to compare definitions of the self. The poem develops its own specific logic which…

  • Fathers and Lovers

    Open Access•Daniel Thomières•ARTICLE•Amerikastudien/American Studies•2020

    This essay analyzes William Faulkner's experiment in As I Lay Dying. Among other readings, the novel can be seen as an interrogation of the notion of fatherhood and (perhaps surprisingly) as an attempt to ask what love is. The essay focuses on two fathers, Anse Bundren and Vernon Tull, reading them as, on the one hand, lovers and, on the other hand, as the instance of the Lacanian Nameof-the-Father, something ignored in the Bundren family by Addi…

Art (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Linguistics and Discourse Analysis (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Anthropology (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work) · Contemporary Literature and Criticism (1 work) · Cultural Insights and Digital Impacts (1 work)

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